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Axil v t.ll Dublin, pug--; Gottenbutgli, t Malta, t L h 3 Wateaktl. TIT E SU N. • SOLIM'QUIC Digias I ALIUM ,AUDIAT ? d' N. D 0 N, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1809. We lament that we are still unable to communi- Cate to our Readers any intelligence from Spain, but sa we have the tisfa6iion of knowing, that if the state of the wind prevents the arrival of any accounts flop Spain, it i 4 most favourable for the Expedition that sailed from Portsmouth, on Saturday. We stated yesterday, that from.what we had heaqf, the Opposition do not intend to hazard a division at the opening of the'Pattliametitary Sessitm. We can not La supposed to know the secret movements of the Plitt y, nor are we anxious to penetrate into . their intended sygtem, , but if we may trust wport, the Qp posii lop do not merely intend to avoid a trial. Of their strength by a division, but mean to adopt the appear- , ance of moderation throughout the ensuing Session. The lead ors of the Party, it seems, have had a rneetinsi, and after a full discussion of the best mode Of con. duEling the war against Alinisters; have agreed that the teiziti . t.,;, "fierful, persevering .hostility which they litve so long Maintained, wharever was the sub jai of debate, was cah,plated to hung disgrace upon themselves, to excite public contempt instead 4 of public support, as it tended to interrupt the bUsi nesa of the, nation, saithout its the slightest de gree weakening the security of Administration- 7 -- The Watt now its said to be, not only the appearance of moderation, but of gentle' repte lension in some, poiptS, even of liberal CO9n• sel and approbation ma others, and' not to resort to the lat)g!iiNe of censure and complaint; except on occasions whera it may be thought very easy to tnis lead the• public judgment, in taking advantage of some occasional misfo,rttine. That. such a. plan as this will tend' more' to retrieve the charaeler of Op- position, and to give then some little Weight in, pub lic opinion, than the bitter revilings, the frivolous dis- ClUsionit; and the 'inpatient anxieties which hate hitherto Marked' their Pailiamentary eourse, must be admitted ; but judging from the temper of some of theirs we have little reason to believe,' that, even to . gain some ,, reputation in the eyes of man- kind; they will be able to persevere in - Supporting it. Lord GRENVILLE, we are told, weans to be very regular in attending his doty in Parliament, and his Lordship's habits Will readily induce US to enpea such condutt .from him ; and, when we find that Lord GAOL' is likely to be prevented from attending by indisposition, however We may regret the cause, We canno ' tit think that one obstacle will he 're moved it.:i.that gentle system of hostility width it is understood is to be in future adopted. Lord Lumen- DALt,it is said,,was nut one of the advocates for this mild species of political warfare, but rather recom mended the system of secession; and if his Lordship should put Ins own adviceinto praake, undoubtedly a not htfi obstacle to the pacific system proposed would certainly he rermved. We do trot, as we before said, pretend - to voneb fer : the truth of this statement which has been given of the intended course ef the Party, but, ,whateVer condutt they mean to adopt, whether violent or insidiow, we have reason to be lieve it will be,equally unavailing. Ministers will be able to meet the:Great Council of the Nation with a case so.strong, that they may bid defiance Iu open bitterness or undermining subtilly. . Yesterdayi about two &clock, the S.panish Am bassador, Admiral Aron4c4, wa's presented to - , her MAJ ESTY, at the (111eC11 . 3 PlibCC, Wy Eto't NinwroN, her M 4.1 E Tv's .C:hainherlain . ,. and conkineted by Sir STr ruF N COTTEILEL, the Master of the Ceremonies , Upon his being' appointed EuKoy. Extraordinary and Minister Pie a ipOtentlary ft - oin the Supremo Junta of Spain. iiis Excellency had an audience Other . 'fA- LSTY, and was must graciously,receivtd. Ilia Excellency Le Chevalier Da liamckmANY, the Swedish Ambassador,. was introdnced'io her MAJESTY in a similar manner, and had thelike he)» noun aim audience of her MAiEsTY.; and WI18; most graciously received. , 'Yesterday a afternoon Cabinet Council was 'held at the Foreign Office, which did not break up , till nearly Aeven o'clock, at which were present his Grace theOuke of PORTLAND, the Loan ell AN CEL• toll, Earls, CAMDEI , I, LIVERPOOL, and HATUVHST, Lords CASTLEREAGH aad M ULU AVE, .Mr. Secre tary CANNIND, and Mr. PERCIVAL. Yesterday their Royal Highnesses the Dnke and Ducheis of You; gave - an elegant dinner to Lot'd and Lady KrNNAIRD, • and a nbtmerons 'party of fashionablei, at their house in the Stable•yard,,St. James's. There appelr:i,to.loave been no foundation for the report of the St 4 z um . Of the two: British vessel fhe RiSer Plate, which sailed from Rio Inner° with goods for that market ; nor for that of the jealoe,y of theSPaniards at' goods arriving in British bottoms, as we find that the Fanny, Capt. Bousyrat.p, Iron) London, had 'arrived there with a valuable cargo; which was disposed of to the_ people of WenoS Avres on very 2dVanlflcrentic tort., NAVAL NEWS: FALMOUTH, JAN. 15.—Sailed the Lady Pe ley : Packet, HARVEY, with•Maila for Corunna. Tlio Lisbon, NeW York, and Jamaica Packet will sail to-morrow morning, if the wind is fair. PoRTSMOUTIAT, JAN. 17.—Airived His Majest's Ship Racoon and Jasper from a crurze; the latter vessel has captured a French Privateer In. the Channel. • liis* Majesty's Ship Brilliant is expeCted to sail with the Fleet for the Brazils to-morrow, and the East India Fleet on .Thursby., COWES, JAN. 17.---Three or font - of the Trans ports that sailed from Portsmouth on Saturday last, for Spain, are put back into this Port, with the loss of bowsprits, anchors, cables, B:.c. haVing been run • foul of by nther Ships the 'same evening, in Yar- Mouth Roads; amongst which is the Brig Mill tourne, belonging to Shields, and another said to have, on board the Medical Staff, destined for this Expedition. The wind continues •to blow hard from the North-cast,: so that the Convoy will' soon arrive atlheir destination. . . ,Dgar„ JAN. 17.=—Canie down from the River the-Mary, • STAFFORD, for Jamaica, and temains in the PoWns with the ships as per last. • GREENOCK, JAN. 14.7:- . The Maid of the Itus.,sur.; arrived laknight ;from Newlennaland, the Captain of which reports 'that he saw three Brigs astern (names unknown), one of them from Lime. rick. Arrived here, on Wednesday, theßrig St:l4t, of London, Ports, from ' Grenada sailed nwith :oorts4 voy; Uct. 25%—from -St. Thomas, Nov. 1 --parteds company, Dec. the 13th, feli in with the driminc, of this port, with 6 sail, parted same,night. Dec. 29, in 13t, 51.6. N. long. 18. o. opoke the Brig itriercurfi, from Liverpool, for Kinsale, with loss of main-top-mast, and part of her rudder gone, in want of no assistance, Spoke on the 31st, the Ship #esolation, WA LK.EII, from Quebec, boutid to cqck, 'out 35 days.- 7 .lAn. I, lat. 51.,43. N. t A r m: W;.. passed a Brig of War, supposed tt, be a' POv'rit.eq..9f, 16 guns. On the 3d; lat. 50. 50. N. i 2: W. boarded the Sloop Truclqve, Pi N 1 ,41), of Bartuoutk, from Seville to London, abandoned and water-logged) took her in tow, pumped her dry, and pot three feet plank in the deck which had been scuttled :-411i, wine on to bloW a WO gale, lost sight 'of her in the night, being hazy :-6th, Cape Clear, spoke the Brig Hero,' of Aberdeen;. from Prince Edward's Island, for Lqndon oll'Cork, , spoke the Brig Francis z TaNlvi. P. 51A N, from Quebec, for Liverpool, with lose olboats. . The Rannah, DUNGAN, from Newfoundland, left at St. John's the President Dll7Ol, STEWART, of and - for Cipl e , to sail in ten days, -and the L' Industrie, lo:iding tor Spain or Portugal. Spoke . the Pdizaboth, froM Grenada to Liverpool, and pried" with berotTTorry on Sunday last. Capt. FitLD, of the Elizabeth, which arrived at Port Glasgow on Tuesday parted company otT the Mull of Kintyre, upon. Monday last, with the Jean, W;LbON., of and for Liverpool, from Nassau, New "Providence, out IS, days, well. The following_ is extradled from the log book ‘of N the Pilgrim, ictioLsoN, which arrived at Port, Glasgow, on Monday, from Bethke:— "00. the Guth December, at 7. 30. A.M., Clear bearing E. S. distance 2.24 miles, and Tory Island N. E. distance 941 saw a brig to lee- Ward in a very distressed situation, with no topmait, 4nd her mainmast gene at the head. At 8 bore 'up, and rag down towards her, in hopes of saving the; crew, but when got near, could see no person on . board ; then run iihin twenty yards of her, and fouud that she was water logged, and her quarter-deck drove 'oy the, ft lf re of the sea, and liqf Stern was_out. She l'entlyiNorth, Country built, no hcad, with yellow sides,: and her anchors lashed an oo : forecastle; no cables bent, her jib4mOm rigged in, a studding sail bOOrn on the foretaStle; all her rigging gone tw in the hull, and all ilk; tyi.its off the dee;;.. The sea running high, acconsimnied with a strong wind, prevented us from boarding her." An American Vessel is arrived in the River from Charente, from whence the Captain tontrived to escape in the night of the_3d instant, in ballast ; no American being permitted, under any pretext what ',ever, to take ina cargo of goods. Sonia few- Dutch ships had been permitted to load and Id depart, but the indulgence was not extended to any of the Ame ricans, who were not permitted to keep ,on board their vessels more than eight days' provisidos: • The 'merchants at Charante, Rochelle, and. other places, were in. the greatest distress and embarrassment, oc casioned by the total want of trade. Brandies were so km as three livre,s per , gallon; and claret. wines proportionably cheap. . An American Brig, from - the, Ginaries, reached Plymouth on Saturday, the Master of which state, that on the 20th ult. a Schooner Pilot-boat pout intro '1" enOritrt; with Dispatches, and broUght idlormatien that the Governor of the important port andlbriress Of the liarannah, as well ,as the Commandants of some minor establishments ;dependent upon Old Spain, had been thrnwri into prison on chirges of a treasonable attachMent to the French interest,' - - Another vessel. is.arrived from AMerica; she is called the Alartlut Margaretta, commanded by Captain Dituts, and is, we believe, a Swede. She rallied front Baltiniore, tln .the 6th Of December, and is arrited at airtmouth. She brings . alAciiit"A:tio hogsheads of tobacco, 'mid some o th er tiWiele4'Wf AmuricanprOdUce, which she had t a k en in p rev i ous •to the laying on of the embargo, after which'she,was not allowed to fill 'up her loading. Several iiassen.. gers are arrived ' . in 40r, but en convoying the date of her departure from America with those receiv e d by the packer, it will be evident that the cannot brine any 'him! new. hi?4Zll.-3. 'I'.II3BASTIANS, (RIO DOAN EIRO) Dec. 1.- , --TlO4 • Spanis frigate Pretaba, 'of 44 guns, last land, arrived here in lot ty-fonr days from L'lymouth.. . - 4 61.16 is a beautiful ship, is bound to Monte Video, with the newly appointed GDvOrnor of that plartki and his suite from Spain., She Baited for that port itt _ the night of the.26th ult. with a fair i mind, and •ha , arrived befere - this time. During her - stay with cti the •G. - )vernor, his suite, and the Officers-. were.el,e gantly entertained .on board. the Foudeoyant, ors )i., Admiral's Flag Ship ; feStivity and joy prevailed un til a late ho4r. A few days afterwards an invita-. Lion - was:given to the same party by the Spaniards, who. provided an elegant repast for their visitors on &re. Every delicacy which could be procured was served at table, the Wines were, of 'the best and citoiccist vintages. The first toast after the removal of the cloth was, " The King of England," which Was drank mith'unusual enthusiasm ; after the sa lute of three times three, twice given, uo person was allowed again to use the glasS from which be had ' taken the grateful libation, and such was the rever ence with which the name of our gracious Monarch, King GaoaGt was greeted, that not a chair, table,. or any moveable article was_suffered to remain in •, the room after the toast was drank ; they were re moved to be usedonly on the like occasion, and others were substituted in their stead : the even- . ing was concluded with great harmony, • Sir SV.D . NEY : SMITH, Lord STRANGFORD, GAMBIES, • and all the principal-British .Residents,,were of the part . On the 28th nit. being the anniversary of the departure of the PRINCE REGENT from Lisbon, the day was celebrated with . great rejoicings. Th e Court assembled ; and received the.congratulations of the people; and a Royal Salute,was fired by the British squadron.. • 111.0 DE JANEIRO I,cOV. 29. --The Surcev / lanle frigate will sail from hence on the Or .17L 11 .0 f Dl. with a convoy,' which will consist 91 14 or 16 sail. Our Markets are glutted with goods' fluff gng" land, and many cargoes are still on board the vesseti which brought them out. Our safes are at present very confined, the gteatest purcihasers consistn49 Spaniards, from Monte Video and Buenos Ayres , whose means are limited. We have nuatolls'LliVi‘ at which many large lots of goods are sold muull under their pri me cos t. N ot hi ng b ut a t re a t y wil4 l .Spanish America can etnaually relieve uw.• The I.3itish residents here are dreadfully afilloe4 by a diseaseleimed by the Faculty die " Cholera :Morbus;" some have been carried off by it, others Lave 'recovered : . The disorder is produced, w° fear, by the indifferent (painy of the water a nd the beef. The Geographers in every Part or Europe, ' their dints, have laid down Cape: Frio as being 13 the latitude 22, 34. but it is, in, tad, in lat. This error ought to be rettifiecyeeveral Ve4 4ls bound to Rio de Janeiro baying been in consequenc e 'of it etubtiyed ; and crery one 1:1 ows that it is tier cessary to . make Cape ifrio before be eau fret to IV" ) etc u. EXTRACT OF A LETTM, DATED ST. 4ALVAVOR, , (uA111.9, - Nov. 1808: " An insurreation arming the•BlaCks in this place took place some, time ago, which was quelled with . much' difficulty by the Gaernor De PUNTS, wh°, directed the insurgents. to b e fired upon, many 01 whom wee killed. DoWn to the present. time, anr.Black, after a certain hour, is seen out of his ha: bitation, he is - liable to be tired en; The avowed „object of the Black* was the destrudion of ev,ol White subjett in Bahia." it;1„. Yesterday, i'lle,Lotin MAyoa held a Cdurt dermen, at which the assize of bread was ordered to be raised half an as s iz e , or a penny in the Pc`t. loaf, to commence tomorrow, when the quar“ l " loaf wheaten. will be sold for is. 2} . d. and 110 r hold Is. oid. • Ffiday, the ad of March ni:xt, wasappo i !htl for Licensing . the ' severa l Vicluallers within Licensee were grant e d to sundrypeople to ..3 as Coal Undertakers for one year, under the, late ° Parliament for regulating the Coal Trade. Mr. Baawtsr surrendered the'Otfice of one of 11 , 4 Serjeanis ot. tho .Chamber, chid nominated In IiRYNAL td be adtnitted :is one o f t h e young n 1,211 the Lord . Mayor's MnisehOld, in his room. ~1 The Thanits of the C ourt were ' unan i mouslY "ib‘.fo to the Rev..SAMuFa. Butctr, A. M. Chaplain to -. Right Hon. the LO UD MAY, for his' exCalient 4 mon preached at St. Lawrerice Jew ry, on Plow day I 'and he was: renuested to print the curie , send 2 copy to every Member.. . SELLItIti iVait - admitted' Serjearit Macy: Ma of the Poultry C o mpt er , i n the room of V" l ' la CIS .ASSAII, deceased. ' The Loin Myatt will hold'a Court of Council to-morrow at twelve. o'clock, at to receive a communication from the Lords at I „; Majesty's Privy C ounc il .for. the Board of ! I.lld , f t respeling Smithfi e ld M ar k et, to. receive a J „ P - A' from 'the Niembers , of•the Common Council, wl4O are Governors,' ex ()Pio, of Christ's Hospital, speaing the abuses of thi . ktaid Hospital der a M o tion-;—" ThatjtoMember of this t-•°;:;:, who h o lds any .place 'al , " appointment under 0 4 veptillent, from whi c h h e d er i ves an e i nu l tit nent, ; It who receive s any income, salary orldlowati" of the public money, shall' be elig , ible tt) serve tlr o u t , -any Committee or Conunission under the meat of this Cuort ;" and on Viaious Other littess... • It has•been stated, that Ministers have receive a L l account of 'the loss of part of the baggage be100.4"7 to the Light Horse under the, command ot J °l l, o . 0 .I‘ , lootts. W e uudetstand that the muleteer) ,, .` 4l : had been hi re d to carry !ht.- baggage, wok - frig ht - dt the appear a n ce o f t h e F renc h cavalry, cut the 1331 , 1 , • which kept th e l A tc k ages on tilt! backs Of their nitt 4e4 t , 11 '1 ) Ped , and Jett them to be pick e d up by Toe, While they scampered off, and took slielt er l, their native' Mou nta i ns A t was .ntir owing t r g tre3-c O , O ery or theft, bin to peratanal fear, that the Dritotil eir that loss ; for t h ole I noleteos. are proverbial for honesty. We are sorry to say that our OfOcco A ; iit getter:li too much isiiramiti t anti this milY